Bowmay Consulting
Maintenance Engineer

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Are you an experienced Maintenance Engineer looking for a new opportunity with a well-established manufacturing business? If so, then we want to hear from you!
We are partnering with a successful manufacturing company in the search for a Maintenance Engineer to join their growing team. They constantly invest in their people and machinery.
You’ll be joining a team that plays a key part in keeping the operation running efficiently, with plenty of opportunities to get involved in improvement projects, new equipment and commissioning activity.
Sound like a business you’d like to work for? If so, read on…
What you’ll get
- Salary of £44,000 - £49,000 per annum
- Life assurance
- Enhanced pension
- Annual profit share
- Healthcare cash plan
- Holiday purchase scheme
- Training and development opportunities
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About You
- Engineering qualification such as HNC, HND, BTEC or equivalent
- Previous experience working within a manufacturing or industrial maintenance environment
- You will have strong mechanical and electrical fault-finding skills
- Excellent root cause analysis and problem-solving skills
- Experience using CMMS systems, SAP and Microsoft Office, including Excel
- Ability to work in a Panama shift pattern, covering both days and nights
About the role
- You’ll be responsible for carrying out planned preventative maintenance and reactive repairs across a range of machinery and equipment
- You’ll respond to mechanical and electrical breakdowns, identify the fault and complete repairs as quickly and safely as possible to minimise downtime
- You’ll maintain accurate records of work completed, parts used and maintenance activities
- You’ll get involved in engineering projects, equipment upgrades, installations and commissioning


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About the company
- An established manufacturing business
- Significant investment in machinery, technology and people
- A strong focus on innovation, continuous improvement and equipment reliability
- A collaborative engineering environment where your ideas and expertise are valued
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